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The film depicts the way of two friends to victory in the culinary contest 'CookNOW'. Together with his best friend Patrick, they are - foodbackpackers. Young men travel through different corners of the world with a huge backpack slinging behind full of culinary secrets. During the trip, friends learn about different traditions and local culinary tricks, gain and exchange experience.
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The film depicts the way of two friends to victory in the culinary contest 'CookNOW'. Together with his best friend Patrick, they are - foodbackpackers. Young men travel through different corners of the world with a huge backpack slinging behind full of culinary secrets. During the trip, friends learn about different traditions and local culinary tricks, gain and exchange experience.
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